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A sharp curve is approaching and your current speed is too high for it. When should you make the main speed reduction?
Correct answer: Before entering the curve, while you can slow smoothly.
Why
Slow to a suitable speed before the curve. Follow its warning and advisory information and reduce further for the actual surface, visibility and traffic. Avoid abrupt steering or braking once in the curve; entering too fast can cause loss of traction or control.
Verified against Kansas Driving Handbook and applicable current Kansas primary law · Choosing speed before a curve · p. 59
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